Legaltechmonitor iconLegaltechmonitorSep 16, 2026 ~2 min source read

Relativity renames RelativityOne to Relativity aiR to reflect expanded agentic and data capabilities

Relativity consolidates its cloud platform and its suite of agentic tools under the Relativity aiR name, folding prior product names and several purpose-built agentic features into the core offering and including those capabilities in current pricing.

RelativityOne Gets A New Name To Reflect Its Increasing Capabilities Around AI and Data

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Relativity has renamed its cloud platform RelativityOne to Relativity aiR to unify the platform with its agentic feature set.

The company folded multiple agentic products into the platform name, including tools for review, privilege work, case strategy, conversational assistance, and a lawyer-focused conversational agent.

Relativity’s leadership says the move reflects broader use of the platform beyond litigation and places agentic capabilities natively into the system of record and action.

# What changed Relativity announced that RelativityOne, its cloud-based e-discovery platform, has been renamed Relativity aiR. The rename brings the platform and the company's suite of agentic capabilities under a single brand. The company framed the change as a unification of platform and agentic functionality.

# Why the rename matters

# Which products are now part of Relativity aiR Relativity moved multiple previously announced products into the aiR naming and platform umbrella. The suite includes:

  • aiR for Review — tool aimed at locating data responsive to discovery requests.
  • aiR for Privilege — designed for privilege reviews.
  • aiR for Case Strategy — used to create narratives and timelines.
  • aiR Assist — a conversational assistant to support user workflows.
  • Relativity claiR — a conversational agent designed specifically for lawyers.

# Leadership framing CEO Phil Saunders commented that the name change confirms the company's direction, saying, "This name confirms what our community already knows: AI is as transformative a shift as the cloud was years ago, and Relativity has the trusted platform and the experience to lead through it responsibly."

Chris Brown, Relativity's president and former chief product officer, explained in a companion blog post that customers are increasingly using the platform for data intelligence tasks beyond litigation. He noted that more than half of new matters created on the platform are not for litigation. Brown described the company's aim as pairing a secure system of record at scale with a system of action that pairs agents and human judgment to surface insights and produce work product.

# Practical impact for customers Relativity said that the platform's agentic capabilities are included in its 2026 pricing plan, so customers on that plan have access to the suite of tools without separate add-on charges. The company has previously set timelines for moving customers toward the cloud platform: last year it announced a 2028 deadline for all new cases to move to RelativityOne.

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